Read Like A Girl

In this episode, Justine and Natalie talk all things women, as they review books written by women about women. They share their love of Clementine Ford's book Fight Like A Girl and talk about books they think you'll love.

Justine's books:
We Should All Be Feminists / Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie
The Power / Naomi Alderman
Currently reading: 
Welcome to Orphancorp / Marlee Jane Ward

Natalie's books:
Ghost Wife: a memoir of love and defiance / Michelle Dicinoski
Eileen / Ottessa Moshfegh
Currently reading:
How To Be A Woman / Caitlin Moran

Extra reading:
The Fictional Woman / Tara Moss
Speaking Out / Tara Moss
Fetish / Tara Moss

Justine also recommends:
milk and honey / rupi kaur

Natalie also recommends:
Single, Carefree, Mellow / Katherine Heiny

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Dear Reader E23 - Read like a girl

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